Reapportionment Advisory Committee
Regular MeetingNorwalk, CT · September 25, 2024
Minutes
CITY OF NORWALK
REAPPORTIONMENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE
PUBLIC HEARING
SEPTEMBER 25, 2024
ATTENDANCE: Kenneth D’Arinzo, Chair; Diane Cece, Khea Gibbs, Scott Goodwin,
Diana Paladino Christopher (virtual), Brenda Penn-Williams, Jody Proct,
Susan Remson, Stuart Wells.
OTHERS: Priti Mathur, ARCBridge; Sam Mathur, ARCBridge; James Hobayan, IT
I. CALL TO ORDER
Mr. D’Arinzo called the meeting to order at 6:04 p.m.
II. ROLL CALL
Mr. D’Arinzo called the roll. A quorum was present.
ACCEPTANCE OF MINUTES
• September 19, 2024.
** MS. CECE MOVED THE MINUTES OF THE SEPTEMBER 19, 2024 MEETING.
** MR. GOODWIN SECONDED.
** THE MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY.
Mr. D’Arinzo said that Ms. Mathur would be presenting a PowerPoint slide deck on the
approved district boundaries for public comment.
Ms. Mathur greeted those present, both online and present in the Norwalk Council Chambers.
She gave a brief overview of the required regulations and noted that some of the factors that
were considered included: population equality, target populations, compact and contiguous, use
of census blocks, fair representation of minorities, communities of interest, historical boundary
lines, Taxing Districts and the CT Voting Act.
She also displayed a bar graph showing the racial breakdown of the Norwalk residents as per the
2021 Census data. The next two slides showed the current voting districts and the populations
within those boundaries. District A is the most populated and over the allowable amount while
District C has the lowest population. The was a deviation of 18.86% in the current districts. She
also reviewed the racial populations in each of the districts.
The next slides illustrated where the four changes of district boundaries would be made to bring
the districts into compliance. The maximum deviation was brought down to 4.75%. Ms. Mathur
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then reviewed the proposed changes along with the reasoning in detail. She concluded the
presentation by saying these were the changes approved by the Reapportionment Committee.
Ms. Elsa Petersen Obuchowski, came forward and greeted the Committee members. She said
that she felt that it was unfortunate that City Hall and the Green was now in District C. She asked
if they could change the deviation closer to 10%. She expressed dismay that some of the First
Taxing District residents would have to cross into a different District would make it more
confusing.
She asked if they had considered how the City Charter language would change to reflect these
issues and also asked for clarification on the process that the reapportionment changes would
take to move forward.
ADJOURNMENT
** MS. PROCT MOVED TO ADJOURN.
** THE MOTION PASSED UNANIMOUSLY.
The meeting adjourned at 6:30 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
S. L. Soltes
Telesco Secretarial Services
City of Norwalk
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Public Hearing
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Agenda
City of Norwalk
Reapportionment Advisory Committee
September 25, 2024, 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Hybrid, Council Chambers at 125 East Ave, and via Zoom Virtual Meeting
To allow public access, anyone may access a meeting by telephone and or Zoom.
Specific instructions and links can be found at www.norwalkct.gov/meetings
PUBLIC HEARING
AGENDA
I. Call to Order
II. Roll Call
III. Acceptance of Minutes
Regular Meeting September 19, 2024
IV. Presentation of Redistricting 2024 Proposed Plan
V. Public Hearing
VI. Discussion
VII. Adjournment
City of Norwalk CT - Redistricting 2024
Proposed Plan as accepted by the
Redistricting Advisory Committee on 9-19-24
For Public Hearing on 9/25/24
Project Requirements
Evaluate the Common Council district boundaries to ensure that they meet the requirements of law,
as stated in City Ordinance and, if necessary based solely upon those requirements, to assist the
City in developing new district boundaries.
Ord. 9-26 entitled “Standards Pertaining to Reapportionment,” reads as follows:
“The reapportionment of Council Districts shall
conform to federal and state constitutional standards and statutory requirements. Accordingly, the
Council Districts shall be: A. of substantially equal population; and, B. to the extent possible
consistent with the preceding, established in compact and contiguous form following geographical
divisions, considering communities of interest and historical boundary lines and shall further use
best efforts to include the boundary lines of the Taxing Districts as defined in the Charter within a
single Council District where practicable; and, C. to the extent possible consistent with the
preceding, established in accordance with the requirements of C.G.S. §9-169f.”
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Redistricting Requirements as per the
Voting Rights Act & the City Ordinance
Population Equality – All districts will be drawn such that they are as equal in population as possible.
Target population for each district is total population/number of districts. A maximum deviation of under 10% between the
most populated and the least populated district is an acceptable norm.
Compact & Contiguous – The districts should be compact and contiguous.
Census blocks are used to build district boundaries as they contain published census population counts and detailed
demographic information.
Fair Representation of Minorities – As per Voting Rights Act, Minority vote will not be diluted. Minority populations will be fairly
represented such that minorities will not be packed into a district or cracked into more than one district to dilute the minority
voting power.
Communities of Interest – Communities of Interests will be identified and all attempts will be made to keep them in one district
as long as the population and other criteria are met. Attempts will be made to avoid splitting neighborhoods, where possible,
without violating other requirements.
Historical Boundary Lines - Consider historical boundary lines.
Taxing Districts - Use best efforts to include the boundary lines of the Taxing Districts as defined in the Charter within a single
Council District where practicable.
CTVRA - Compliance with VRA & CTVRA Requirements.
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Population for the City of Norwalk as per –
Census 2021 PL94-171 Data
Total Population
HISPANIC 27,629 30.30%
NH WHITE 44,314 48.60%
NHBLACK 11,074 12.14%
NHAIAN 102 0.11%
NHASIAN 4,772 5.23%
NHNHOPI 14 0.02%
NHOTHER 652 0.72%
NHP2+RACES 2,627 2.88%
91,184 100.00%
Voting Age Population
HISPANIC 19,680 27.08%
NH WHITE 38,163 52.51%
NHBLACK 8,760 12.05%
NHAIAN 77 0.11%
NHASIAN 3,900 5.37%
NHNHOPI 11 0.02%
NHOTHER 411 0.57%
NHP2+RACES 1,680 2.31%
72,682 100.00%
NH – Non-Hispanic
Non-Hispanic versions of race are used to avoid double counting of Hispanic population
NHP2+Races – Persons of 2 or more races
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Current Districts with 2020 Census Population
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Current Districts - Challenges
1. The current Maximum Deviation is 18.86%
and this needs to be under 10%
District A has the most population
District C has the least.
District A needs to loose population and
District C needs to gain population.
2. The current district boundaries do not align
with census blocks.
We need to use census blocks to build the
Red Districts districts because Census published demographic
have more data is available at the block level.
population and
green have less The Bureau of Census releases data every 10
as compared to years. This data is primarily for redistricting and is
the target called Public Law 94-171 data
population
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Current Districts-Total Population By Race
Target Population in each district 18,237
Deviation
Hispanic NH White NH Black NH AIAN NH Asian NH NHOPI NH Other NH - 2+ Race Total
from Target
A 7,360 7,653 3051 31 1383 2 177 570 20,227 1,990
B 9,038 3,896 3790 34 622 4 135 444 17,963 -274
C 4,300 9,728 1360 5 830 5 96 464 16,788 -1,449
D 3,084 12,356 1252 16 1095 1 120 570 18,494 257
E 3,847 10,681 1621 16 842 2 124 579 17,712 -525
91,184
Racial Ethnic Composition of Each District %
NH - 2+ Deviation
Hispanic% NH White% NH Black% NH AIAN% NH Asian% NH NHOPI % NH Other% Total
Race% from Target
A 36.39% 37.84% 15.08% 0.15% 6.84% 0.01% 0.88% 2.82% 100.00% 10.91%
B 50.31% 21.69% 21.10% 0.19% 3.46% 0.02% 0.75% 2.47% 100.00% -1.50%
C 25.61% 57.95% 8.10% 0.03% 4.94% 0.03% 0.57% 2.76% 100.00% -7.95%
D 16.68% 66.81% 6.77% 0.09% 5.92% 0.01% 0.65% 3.08% 100.00% 1.41%
E 21.72% 60.30% 9.15% 0.09% 4.75% 0.01% 0.70% 3.27% 100.00% -2.88%
18.86%
Districts A & B are Minority Majority District; District B is a Hispanic Majority District; Districts C, D and E are NH White Majority Districts
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Current Districts-Total Voting Population By Race
Hispanic NH White NH Black NH AIAN NH Asian NH NHOPI NH Other NH - 2+ Race Total
A 5,350 6,772 2420 24 1132 2 116 396 16,212
B 6,305 3,498 2977 26 517 3 93 292 13,711
C 3,048 8,428 1085 2 675 5 59 307 13,609
D 2,252 10,661 1007 14 906 1 68 341 15,250
E 2,725 8,804 1271 11 670 0 75 344 13,900
72,682
Racial Ethnic Composition of Each District %
Hispanic% NH White% NH Black% NH AIAN% NH Asian% NH NHOPI % NH Other% NH - 2+ Race% Total
A 33.00% 41.77% 14.93% 0.15% 6.98% 0.01% 0.72% 2.44% 100.00%
B 45.98% 25.51% 21.71% 0.19% 3.77% 0.02% 0.68% 2.13% 100.00%
C 22.40% 61.93% 7.97% 0.01% 4.96% 0.04% 0.43% 2.26% 100.00%
D 14.77% 69.91% 6.60% 0.09% 5.94% 0.01% 0.45% 2.24% 100.00%
E 19.60% 63.34% 9.14% 0.08% 4.82% 0.00% 0.54% 2.47% 100.00%
District A & B are Minority Majority District; Districts C, D and E are NH White Majority Districts
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Proposed Changes
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Proposed Council Districts
The Maximum Deviation is 4.75%
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4 Proposed Changes
3 1 1. A to C
2 2. A to E
3. E to D
4. D to E
Other Changes due to Taxing Districts
A to D, B to A, B to E and E to B
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Change 1 – From District A to District C
Change 1 area –
From Westport Ave in the
North to East Ave/State
Highway 123 to Moodys Ln,
along the river to
Connecticut Tpke currently in
District A is now being
assigned to District C
This area has a Total
Population of 1,682 and a
1 Voting Age Population of
1,393.
62% of the Total Population
in this area is NH White
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Change 2 – From District A to District E
Change 2 area -
From Phillips Street to
Glenwood Ave to
Connecticut Ave to
Clinton Ave currently
in District A is now
assigned to District E
This area has a Total
2 Population of 330 and
a Voting Age
Population of 105.
35% of the Total
Population in this area
is NH White.
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Change 3 – From District E to District to D
Change 3 area -
From Ponus Ave in the
North to Hunters Ln, to
Stepping Stone Rd, Maher
Rd, Eleanor Rd, Beau St to
Ponus Ave, currently in
District E is now being
assigned to District D. This
area has Ponus Ridge
Middle School, a polling
place used by District D
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This area has a Total
Population of 351 and a
Voting Age Population of
293.
55% of the Total
Population in this area is
NH White.
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Change 4 – From District D to District E
Change 4 area –
From New Canaan Ave
in the north to Ponus
Ave, to Styles Ln, Glen
Pines Ln, Glen Ave, and
back to New Canaan
Ave, currently in D is
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now being assigned to
E.
This area has a Total
Population of 285 and a
Voting Age Population
of 241.
79% of the Total
Population in this area is
NH White.
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Other Changes
DUE TO CURRENT DISTRICTS NOT ALIGNING WITH CENSUS BLOCKS
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Changes 5 and 6 - A to D
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Changes 7 and 8 – From B to E
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Change 9 – B to A
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Comparison of Total Population and
Deviation in Current & Proposed Districts
Current Districts – Max Dev 18.86% Proposed Districts – Max Dev – 4.75%
Districts Current Districts Deviation from Target Deviation % Proposed Districts Deviation from Target Deviation %
A 20,227 1,990 10.91% 18,055 -182 -1.00%
B 17,963 -274 -1.50% 17,764 -473 -2.59%
C 16,788 -1,449 -7.95% 18,630 393 2.15%
D 18,494 257 1.41% 18,560 323 1.77%
E 17,712 -525 -2.88% 18,175 -62 -0.34%
91,184 18.86% 91,184 4.75%
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Current & Proposed Districts -Total Population By Race
Target Total Population for each district – 18,237
Current Districts – Max Dev 18.86% Proposed Districts – Max Dev 4.75%
NH NH NH NH NH NH NH - 2+ NH NH NH NH NH NH NH - 2+
Hispanic Total Hispanic Total
White Black AIAN Asian NHOPI Other Race White Black AIAN Asian NHOPI Other Race
A 7,360 7,653 3051 31 1383 2 177 570 20,227 A 6,816 6,399 2,861 30 1,252 2 165 530 18,055
B 9,038 3,896 3790 34 622 4 135 444 17,963 B 8,993 3,767 3,779 34 613 4 134 440 17,764
C 4,300 9,728 1360 5 830 5 96 464 16,788 C 4,699 10,866 1,508 6 936 5 107 503 18,630
D 3,084 12,356 1252 16 1095 1 120 570 18,494 D 3,133 12,324 1,293 16 1,094 1 120 579 18,560
E 3,847 10,681 1621 16 842 2 124 579 17,712 E 3,988 10,958 1,633 16 877 2 126 575 18,175
91,184 91,184
Racial Ethnic Composition of Each District %
A 36.39% 37.84% 15.08% 0.15% 6.84% 0.01% 0.88% 2.82% 100.00% A 37.75% 35.44% 15.85% 0.17% 6.93% 0.01% 0.91% 2.94% 100.00%
B 50.31% 21.69% 21.10% 0.19% 3.46% 0.02% 0.75% 2.47% 100.00% B 50.62% 21.21% 21.27% 0.19% 3.45% 0.02% 0.75% 2.48% 100.00%
C 25.61% 57.95% 8.10% 0.03% 4.94% 0.03% 0.57% 2.76% 100.00% C 25.22% 58.33% 8.09% 0.03% 5.02% 0.03% 0.57% 2.70% 100.00%
D 16.68% 66.81% 6.77% 0.09% 5.92% 0.01% 0.65% 3.08% 100.00% D 16.88% 66.40% 6.97% 0.09% 5.89% 0.01% 0.65% 3.12% 100.00%
E 21.72% 60.30% 9.15% 0.09% 4.75% 0.01% 0.70% 3.27% 100.00% E 21.94% 60.29% 8.98% 0.09% 4.83% 0.01% 0.69% 3.16% 100.00%
Districts A & B are Minority Majority Districts; District B is a Hispanic Majority District; Districts C, D and E are NH White Majority Districts
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Current & Proposed Districts -Total Age Population By Race
Current Districts– Max Dev 18.86% Proposed Districts – Max Dev 4.75%
NH NH NH NH NH NH NH - 2+ NH NH NH NH NH NH NH - 2+
Hispanic Total Hispanic Total
White Black AIAN Asian NHOPI Other Race White Black AIAN Asian NHOPI Other Race
A 5,350 6,772 2420 24 1132 2 116 396 16,212 A 4,970 5,666 2,284 23 1,013 2 112 372 14,442
B 6,305 3,498 2977 26 517 3 93 292 13,711 B 6,269 3,396 2,968 26 508 3 93 288 13,551
C 3,048 8,428 1085 2 675 5 59 307 13,609 C 3,323 9,424 1,193 3 769 5 63 330 15,110
D 2,252 10,661 1007 14 906 1 68 341 15,250 D 2,297 10,631 1,043 14 902 1 68 346 15,302
E 2,725 8,804 1271 11 670 0 75 344 13,900 E 2,821 9,046 1,272 11 708 0 75 344 14,277
72,682 72,682
A 33.00% 41.77% 14.93% 0.15% 6.98% 0.01% 0.72% 2.44% 100.00% A 34.41% 39.23% 15.81% 0.16% 7.01% 0.01% 0.78% 2.58% 100.00%
B 45.98% 25.51% 21.71% 0.19% 3.77% 0.02% 0.68% 2.13% 100.00% B 46.26% 25.06% 21.90% 0.19% 3.75% 0.02% 0.69% 2.13% 100.00%
C 22.40% 61.93% 7.97% 0.01% 4.96% 0.04% 0.43% 2.26% 100.00% C 21.99% 62.37% 7.90% 0.02% 5.09% 0.03% 0.42% 2.18% 100.00%
D 14.77% 69.91% 6.60% 0.09% 5.94% 0.01% 0.45% 2.24% 100.00% D 15.01% 69.47% 6.82% 0.09% 5.89% 0.01% 0.44% 2.26% 100.00%
E 19.60% 63.34% 9.14% 0.08% 4.82% 0.00% 0.54% 2.47% 100.00% E 19.76% 63.36% 8.91% 0.08% 4.96% 0.00% 0.53% 2.41% 100.00%
Districts A & B are Minority Majority Districts; District B is a Hispanic Majority District; Districts C, D and E are NH White Majority Districts
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Thank You
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Zoomable Map - City of Norwalk - Proposed Plan
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